Don't forget the clock change. "Spring up, fall down". n/t

[LuckyCharms]

[Bernardo de La Paz]

1. Spring ahead, fall back. . . . . nt

[LuckyCharms]

2. Spring in, Fall out. n/t

[riversedge]

13. That is the one I use also.

[aeromanKC]

3. Booooooo, one less hour of sleep tonight.

I like the other one better!!

[LuckyCharms]

4. Spring sideways, Fall askew. n/t

[unweird]

5. Spring forward, fall backward

[Voltaire2]

6. Up and down aren't good time directions.

It’s spring forward fall back. At least it was where I grew up.

On a clock dial at 12 which direction is ‘up’?

[PJMcK]

7. Here's one thing I like about computers, devices, etc.

The internal clocks change automatically. So does our car!

[Shermann]

8. That's a great solution right up until they change the laws. nt

[Bernardo de La Paz]

10. The devices get their time from servers, not internally, so the law can change just fine. . . . . nt

[Shermann]

11. Sophisticated devices like smartphones, sure

Not-so-smart devices like solar timers, alarm clocks, thermostats, even vehicles...not so much. Many of these feature non-upgradeable daylight savings time tables.

[Lefta Dissenter]

12. LOL, with one exception...

My old clock radio automatically springs forward and falls back based on the old dates for daylight saving time. And because it also automatically syncs with the national clock, wherever that is (in CO?), I can’t even just change the time! I have to adjust the time zone I claim to live in four times per year in order to keep up with the times. Lame.

[House of Roberts]

9. I go with 'ease up, ease down'.

Things tend to hurt less that way.

[Harker]

14. In my life, it's been more common to stumble and fall forward and to spring back defensively.

I get confused sometimes.

[Marthe48]

15. Do we gain or lose an hour

and since it's a leap Year, and we get a whole extra day, does 1 hour really matter?

And is the time change going to make my cat happy or sad as far as when she gets fed?

[Iggo]

17. If we turn the clocks ahead, we lose the hour we just skipped.

If we turn the clocks back, we re-do the same hour, thus gaining an hour.

[LudwigPastorius]

16. Fall Regular Exhaustion

Spring Total Exhaustion

[Wolf Frankula]

18. Don't forget to turn your clock sideways.

So says Doctor Fronkonsteen.

Wolf